In Attempt to Protect Hourly Service Workers, Lawmakers Push for Statewide Law on Scheduling

Posted 2/4/20

OLYMPIA — Washington state could follow Seattle in passing a bill mandating that certain store and restaurant workers are given at least two-weeks notice of their schedules and at least 10-hour …

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Thurston County Sheriff’s Office mourns passing of retired K9 Jaxx

Death investigation underway in Chehalis after body found in vehicle

Critics slam firm hired to defend Washington's girls’ sports initiative

County violated Washington state law restricting coordination with ICE, judge rules

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